PE
E
• 111ACHINE,POR'TRY. -;
;1 don't seeilli - Y this earth of Oars
Incessantlyt:
Iturning T . • ,
Around anitreuudi. unless it is, •.•
To keeP , une side froni burning: •
,i-dun't sea' hour Whim the rimier • .
•, ,Fremarestto caw to roll, ' . ;
Vida* it is a living thine,
"And has a living lout, - - •
tha earth has kept.
Litirelf Solon together,
' - • - ecinsidei - 44 how •
everit kind of *either: , • •
I.don't sea bow it is the moon: • -
-Xing° train wax-to.wane - •
;•' Reduce itself from full ro nought,
• ;,,And then enutsinick again.
why the stab don't burst
'Ataid aline dire'coinchotioni
Theerii' nothing More 'hap bubbles=
Eternity's vast 'ocean:* •
Old Time on' earth Makes - mighty tracks,
• "No power his progress bare;
don't see why he doesn't leave .1
Ills Cartago mid the stars.- -
If dl yon orbs ,re warble I the ours.
By Jon! there is a flock on 'em:
1 don know how 'twits e'er aintrived
To get sufficient stock on 'ern;
'Perhaps the people thore are learned •
Without the aid of setioolp, .
And knew s hundred times as much
As wii,iublutiar,fools. ' ;
Nature Made a hit when she ,
•
Made rnan.and then a woman; '
. I don't see how @bewail' to work
To form two beings human:
Why did she not continus'on
The work that she'd began.
Nor leave it to be botched sod spoilt
'By blundering, bungling Man?
The human race, progressing, and
.- As biniy quite as, May , bees, '
Moire made impriwements on all things
Except on little babies.
The time, no doubt,' will shortly come,
now to the does seem, .
When baba will all be,'factured by
MaChinery and steam
grooms, O.G.
• . ,
CLIPPINGS.
Tfiefe'eart be no doubt of the power of woman
to re ortn the world, if libel only chose to exert It.
A woman Should be ashamed, - and generally is,
"to drink herself. Why-not use, then, her utmost
power to disiourige it in others.
= l l mellow it is,' solilognised adrtmkard,
that when I'm drunk I' .words
and elegant iii language. myself
tvellcan argue forcibly
ea* The fact I re4ll:
er sober ou/y whin rm
EMT-dation looks out
exalt: Herself by a victory
ishis#Ott,she may lower
Wirers a fashionable
cad primer.! When she
colieddng her form. ' ' •
• 140ther, our Sal has got aft !.' • A what 1 '
,t Aft.' 40, murder, did you lay a fit.'
dad brought • her "a new pair of shoes, and they
fit her adractly: • ! Boy, you're a fool'
,The phrase, .live on nothing and find yourself:.
is notir,trandaled r into 'suit upon' the' apex of
_nonentity and discover your whereabouts.. `
A patent has just been taken bat in Boston for
cleaning fish, by giving thein snuff—when they
armee theit scales Off.- - •
young lady named Mary - Ann, - retently went
ball with a bladder tightly blowed 4: for a
bustle. `A:gentleman accidently ran agsii*her
lad burst thetas !der. restoring her chaotialorm
to its Mina, propOrtiOn;. The report was heats!
all,orer the town.
Nothing can -be more irksome to a generous
. mirni; than te discover ihst it hath throWn away
all its'Atood offices on a soil that hears no other
Fruit than ingratitude.
Hb that clothes the poor clothes his own semi.
He dui aweetene the cup of affliction sweetens
his Ma heart. lie that feeds the hungry spreads
out a'hateptet for, himself more sweet and refresh
ing thew {nary can bestow.
°title occasion , da laie trial. in a sister State,
a lie was told in cox" so big that it took twelve
men Well
Go slowly to' trairenfertninment of thy fiends,
but quickly to theitntisfortunea.
Mr. Welsh, one of hiS fitters, says truly,
and justly, that no where is- so ' much real defer , .
- ,
cncti pai d t o the' female charecre4- an' so much
refinement practiced in tho sacrist' relations be
tween the sexes as in the .United' eXatei.-
nafßt says that the Irish is art admiriiiilnien
,
page for . making love; „and unsurpassed' ,for
scolding !, . . • •
The reason assigned why the ring is placed on
woman's fourth finger of her left hand, when
tie
.is married is, that it is the last part alive when
tie body th.cOmes a corpse; h communi
cation 'with the heart.
tiacteiNci LiKsirass.--.34 dear I most; have
-.my portrait painteclr ;Lid a beauty to bet aaraspo•
ea, delivering herself most interestingly in, the fin
' petative
-44'4:ker.:you shall? !spited the quieieent bus
•ala_liy the beat painter to be found, too.'
•_:Theca's it.teve--um , —mm—ump6
• Don't mass* collar, dear
• Theteti i - eapitai painter in town new,
, Velt mp ioso. Ishii, is he ff-
s Plague tote it! I forget his name--so ha
ian-48igiaor So toff i, or sft 8%0 1.--=!: forget ,
bat they say he takes such speaking hkertesses!
• '
• Sucb speaking hlieneasee,
'Thep, my dia l , ho *hall not take yaws ;: the
origioal can do enough talking for our house.; I
cm agreeable that youahould hare s likeriesa;.but,
one .tooguo trigging en,the 'wall. and :onotker
wagging around, the bousii•is more than I bar
gaiutelcirl'—.N 0. Picayune.
Tna iivst eo. Immo nr , a Rzrost.te.—Ohici,
though - not a nein/ century old, has more oollegi.
ate institetions Wan any other ;Ole in the Union.
Miami AJONersity at Oxford, founded in I E 10.9-, is
the parent institution, and for twelve years
was the Only oats' in the state;—next came the
University off/hin t atAthens, in 1841: 'then fol. ;
lowed - theirrinlstin' College; at New Alberni.
Westeinteservoit_College. at Iludsoin'Kenyon
College, at Gambier; Granville College. at Gran.
ville f •lilariettsOuttege,44larietta: Oberlin lit;
stitute4t,OberlirrXisieihnsltColleMand Woo&
Irrard Collegiort - Cineinnati; and .-attll'atiether it
abuutto he boiit tft Delaware; 2$ miles from Col.
nimbus. l'his is online oneof as-Many ea there
as there are in el New jElogland. Nor has this
state.beetiatientive to- sistabilshing these higher
work•Merely.' -.ThereAtre about eighty Anode
lilies and . grammar schuols, with nearl y -5,040.
students, and primary and nommen
schools, - vomPriaing. stand 220,000 pupils. of
`whom inaTifaiitridettiatiid firths public charge.,
Thiclatiie aayaq train 'lip an antivoind
. geni popeationoibi Shill glee a bighaind:atoblti:
chintater to the stati,likail make itinune fanicnis .
and respeiteE ihrooghoeit the
Riternitertilenprdied Tonic Mixture:
A . SOVEREIGN -AO scent tatting cure' for .
Agai add Reef.- .Parsiont libbers afflicted
with ale iboveiliteaise; clipeitio and
oafs aro to Ike' limo; b, *forging to the nab:
scriber, vrbtilair been too* . voted lade' agent for
the seletilMie . 'inedictne Sebnylkill 'mate.
Pries'onallollar Oat- -- boa); evarritotid Arcata or
"ebette• o:- ;
street, Pottsville.
•"" PIM+
Jul) 2,
~~_
:PROTECT ON
I 4 .ll)E3lfirtlr AGAINiT I.OiS EY TIRE
rug i rwEELlK.lNOlinAkcP'Co4
--,'or roltAutzsiiio. • "
Cape', Paid
'," ;Prorstuot.,. ;''' •
. ,
diONTINUE to maker Insurance, perMatnent,
v••" and limited on every destriptiun of property •
in town and tiountrY on thertidal favOlabhs tonna.,
Officil64 - Chesnot StMet deli fifth 61.631'0 --
CLIARLES . N. BANGER. Preadent• •
DIRE4ITORS. • •
Mita . N. &tither. " Samuel Otani.
jar". &at.l 4 Werick
;Mina* . Jacob
litotttig. Geo..W.Richirdge-
Taiga Wigaer. "Mama D.Zeies.
" • QUARLES G. BANCIEER.See . I ..
Tha,Sobseriber has berifippirirderd gen t-for
tor
the above mentioned inititot*tuid know pre.
,pared to Make iniurance, on estri,deseription of
property. at the lowest:atm. • •
' • ' 'ANDREW luissEL -
Pottirnl le. Jnne 19, 1941• 7 ?"/9 ,
. _
Indemnity agaiinot lessor dairies. Try! Me:
Cop/ till 41190,000: t
CHARTER.
, ,
tr
-901-1E SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE MIS
PANT, make Insurances. either temporary or,
piirpetnally. against •Losa -or-Damage by FIRE, in
town or menu). on Rouses, Baits, and Buildings of
all kind!. on Hottsebold . Foraito , Merchandise.
Harass, Cattle, Agricultural, Commlercial and Mann
acturing Stock and .Utentrils of every : description ;
Von= and their Cargoes in port, as well as Mortga
ges and Ground Rentz upon the moat favoriblelerms:
Applications for Insurance, or any informadon on
the subject May, be made either penimally or by
letter.' at the Company's office, at the:Northwest
corner of Sixth and Wood streets. -
• MORTON MeMICHAEL, President.
L. KatrupLua, §ecrepry., ,
Diatcroas
Morton McMichael, Citadel Stoke s, ,
Joseph Wood. _ Archibald Wriglit:
P. L. Lagucrennp, Samuel Townsend,
Elijah Dallett, Robert Locighead, -
George M. Troutman; • 11. W. Pomeroy,
George W. Schreiner.
Tbe subscriber has been appointed Mum far this
above mentioned Inatinition sod is now pitchy.* to
make IssunaNcia upon eveudescrition of property,
at the lowest rates. BENJA MI N BANIVAN .
Pottiville, Feb: 27,11341.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
• t
- Quesso, May 8,4837.
DEAR SIR:—An article called Dr. Hewes"Nerve
and Bone Liniment,"came to my kiilifwiedge a
bout two months Since, through oar friend Mr. Cam
pbell, and I procured:" bottle and had.used it fur about
a week without any/material changeontil one.morn
ing I found myself underthe exercise of vely uncom
mon feelings, imagining that could be helped Up I
could stand and walk, I requested my fauilly to aid
me, bat they were unwilling I should trust myself .on
my rest; not having for the last fourteen arida half
years ever even made the attempt to stand: but my
confide* N9ll to great that they consented to assist
de froinlay bed. I found I could use my _lege with
apparent ease,but could not bear my weight on my
feet. With support, however, I could place one foot
before the other with a facility that astonished me
and all around me. They led me twice across' the
room; I sat down with leelings of happiness that I
never before experienced; the idea was that I was
once again to be restored to the world ran through
my frame like an electric shock. My family surroun
ded mein tears of joy, and the excitement tuxcom
pletely overcome me that I fainted. The same day' I
walked three time across the floor, again bearing a
little weight at each time on my feet. Althea . used
crutches for' a few days, when my strength bad
become so far re-established, that L could cross'the
thisr without the least aid. My tulvaacement from
flouiime has : - been almost incredible.. I can: walk
two hundred yards and back with case, aid my chil
dren, ( the beitrid are often blessed, like me. With
near a dozen,lhave been so ovedoyed that theyeould
scarcely eat or sleep, and Mrs. Corning seems to feel
half a score of years younger herself. You *Hine
ollect how mucl3 Pent together I_ was when you were
kg here. 1-have entirely overcome this. If I look
ed as odd as,l felt when I began to walk,tl would
have been gazed at in astonishment. 1 have seen ma
ny of iny ' old acquaintances. some of whom did not
know me at all. and *awns/Mild scarcelycredii their
senses, and would hardly have been 'more astoniehed,
though one had "risen from the dead." I have now ,
every confidence that I am a well-man. 1 think this
article is the Most extraordinary of, any I ever heard
of, and if it isnot extensively made known to the pub
lic,l think the proprietors are very culpable. If you,
know the persons in New York selhog it, you bad bet
ter show them thisletter, and let them refer to you,
or publish this if youthiuk it would aid the duitress4.
Remember me to your family,
• • Yours, very truly,
ETIIAN C. CORNING. -
For sale by John S. C. Martin. Wm. T. Epting end
Clemens & Parvia, Pottsville,
May 21. 1842.
osophi
'm ner-
she may
it blem-
fie►•
baistk in
& BROTHER,. •
At the Ord ' No. 69, North' Front sfreel Batt Pic le
THREE DOORS PROM THE coftrrlM. ST.
PIRLADELPAIA. ' •
Manafactuters of
VtliiteLead dryand 2 Calomel'.
• - groundi a °Oil, I Red Precipt;
Red Lead, White do
Litharge. Vitriol Mb.
Chronic Yellow, Sulp.Quinine
do Green Tart. Emetic
do Red EtheiSolph.
Patent Yellow -- r• do' Nitric ,
Sugar,Lead 'do '' , Acetie •
Copperas • LuntaCaustic
01. Vitriol • . , Com. :, do .1.,
Aq.'Foriis Acet.Morphia •
Muriatic Acid • Sulph. do .
Epsom. Salts Lac.Sulphur
Tart. Acid Opi.de Narcot.
Sup .Carb: Soda Rerines Mineral
O'corroß.Sub: Mere . Ethic . ) pe do.
Refiners ofChamptio r,SalNitre,Brimstone,lloral;
dm. Offerforsale the above mentioned articles. to
getherwith a general 'assortment of Paints. Dnigs
and Dye Stuffs, and every other a rticlet the Chem
inland Medicine line., .
Being mann fcturers of all thea rticleienumerateil
under the above head, they pledge thernselvelito
supply 'their friends and the public on the moat
reasonable terms.
Window and Picture Glass,from 68, 438,,
Oct 1 1837 • . . ,
A dye to'sorrel.toplinost interesting-'
One that may-headed mortals should be testing—
A great Phenomenon in Chemistry."
It is strangeT • bit-anY ens may see -
Esstlndia Dyo that, brown or black- as sin,:
Colois the hair,. p et will not stain the alua
TO THE OLD AND YOUNG.
HOt YE RED HEADS•A D GREY !
PLIENOII4IOW IN Ci n9r!Y.
EAST INDIA HAIR " DYE„
Colors the Hair, and will not the Ain!,
'filing dye - isle row of a' poadet *Mai in plain
1 1- matter of fact may be applied to. the hair over
night, the first nightlturAtag the lightest red or. grey
hair to a dark brown, and 'by repeating a eecddd or .
third night,to a bright jet black. Any person
therefore, with the least possible trouble,. keep- his
"hair any dark. shade or a perfect black t with a. posi
tive assurance that the powder, if applied to the skin,
will not color. There is no trouble; in removing
it from the hair, as in all powders before c made. By'
an oceasionalapplination, a pentin turning gm/ Will
never be known to have a` grey hair. Directioni
complete with the snide. There is no tearing in
this qtatement, as one can easily test. ; • . •
This dye is sold only by. LXIMSTOK ilk CO. •
, • ,71 Maiden Lane,, New York..
For sale on l y in Pottaville. b y•
.
JOIIN S. C.
- May 7, • •
DYINCI,,ANp -OgfotattriG.
AUGUST EHLERS,
ESPECTFCLLY inforins the . 1; tidies; and
Gentlemen of Pottsville 'end that,
he devotee his-entire attention- to -Pyityg and
Scowler, at hie old establishment: oppottte,the
Tewn Hall. Centre street, Pottsittle,z where he
viarnmts entire saint - sewn:Oka!! Who may ,favor=
him with their rit
l,onsto, ttr io . cho,igi., Clot!xs, -
SA: Morinn;:Cripe,,er, lather, drOse!,
,scoured
Brut colored , (itinot too.inneh ; worn.) so site hive
the tipperrance'ofnali,goOds. ; ,Also, Costa,
Isloons, Veits;' &c.,sentireif anilefeined at.the,
-shortest notice., ' :: August 20*
N' I XAtIEN'TIPE.YDIZADPrE3,, &c".—the sub,
..a.4 scriber hasfoisnle.Lesden Pipe-Of fiaiioui ildek
Oeisies, infOlo for eondtiedng :wafer m houses.
,nn
other puipdsts._ Iso_. liydrants.titisp Conte; Cocks'
and Ferrules, Ofthe most npiirn:Sedltinisi. last: le
.oeiApril-ved an 4
d for:sale cheap 11, 84NNAti '
1 ' .- • ••.• IS—
.•. , .
. • ..tiAllittrio EARL, ,
ARTIST. , • --„
ItiniEßAhe edger's or Pottivillp 144 . its
einitioo Ren his'specipiens of Painting, skittle
residence oftletrother, in Orator; street; where
to can; to.consalted on 'di thipp, roaPerliiiPing
o , his looreesion. Pottsville Jenuary,l 1—
WTEZIPs teem
.. •ea Rod for szlit.by -7 *tBAt,INAIN:,
•
THE fiREACHEIV—Oi aketeboriot Origins
der non~ :: lns for - salit bw
, S. 3?.- , • elk BANNAN.•:
- • - , .
putATEs 41,..mtrausas:wiiimm
ale
biltoarn.7 "'orate& snit
PAPISAII.,
I DERR,AN flows frees. fgr it o use
of sleet Per4saust received
.1.44 dB. BANNAN
ABLEXys COVIMACHOOL.4,IBII).
v 721; 1.11
, Ceive litalfti:ii:NATAN;- •
kTEEL PENS—Every unity; Inn aei Ted
forsalenntityrimaptty s aIIANNABH2
Veltl4l3FtiADlNG=Pii rot
airiltippine vir:New Yosit;
and foredo by ' = W,BANNO.
Auguste; , • '
.
WIT HMS 'Ai' CAN/a-4oz rectiyed 'Old ,
to
w 'sale an imerointieninfqg;'q• and rldin
Whips. and Walking canci.'
March 19.12 - JOUN•S. e: MARTIN:
PAR MERV, 2117C1C
treatise en sail and Manures., , Al. , he! . F?ilt
NED'S LAND MEASDREft,orsiecket companion
jest reesived,ar.d (nestle by. , ONNAIN.
Apri. 16 • - - • , • l6--
,
rr oolll. AND EAR ACLlE.,—Mtcres Tooth
and Ear Ache drops,,a sale and speedy cute for
the above diseases. Jest receireil and thr sale at
MARTIN'S' Drug store ' • Aptill6;l6L'
& GAnDENING:--The
pieta Farmer, and the complete . Gardi.ner:"•Just
received and for hi , • B. BARNAW
M a rch 26 • .• t. •34,
•pICTORIAL ity, uki e tr lli r l i k ei ne r tr et s=
m
. ttone, 3,folamelegalluY °°
Just receiired'and ji.-BANNf,TAg.
LIFE OP S I. O ELOOLEtI. Nap,
leoti, with .-Prgeiratiotur;.com*e
priee 85. Juid reioPida "and lbr.isle by.' •
.fdarchl9, 12= r • . - EIdiVINTAN.
_ DOtTOR 'P.. F. NALGLE-11410:
oily tenders his professional Services
-`lam to the chases of Pottsville,And
His office is it the - corner' 'of Market end
Adams streets: - ! Aptit 16-7tf.-
MINCOItRAGE HOME 11NOUS1RYr7
-X2ABLANK BOOKS.—Thesebseriber rnanufacuires
all kinds of Blank Books, from 64- cents to $l2 each,
which be williTarrsht to be . equal in ;quality to any
purehased.elsyvhere. at. Philadelpb;a prices.
April 16 16-=, •;•
1101.4. PER CHEAPER. THAN EVER!-
Writing Papery and Letter,Paper„ ruled, at $1.75
ream wholesale, of Itri,ieaus Per quirt toauis,
the times. Also a large "aosbettriene , lbf poper or ini.
petion quality, et sedated vices." .fr.st mewed emi
t& saleby Jane. 4,23 -7 , WBANSAINT.',.
Dr, nettled% Tetter, Blowtirm and itch
7 , Oiritmetits,
ifilltßiCE 50 GENTSA mid of the
- best and most efspachiue remedies ' tri those
troublesome direaries vet'distiiivered a's the'ffil
lowineiertificate will show.' • ' t , • '
This is ty, certify, that, ire!, afflicted'
,with
the Tater in thiface, khedlarge running sores,
all over ,my throat, chin, nehltrind• Cheeks, in.
deed I was`so bad that t will ashamed to go out
'without 's heridlierchief tied over my face: At
ter trying all the remedies T:Ctibld thinlCOl,'
without the slightest adirtatitgeo was advised
' to try, i-Beduiefl'i-,Telier,' Pkntmetit, 'Whicli; alter:
using, tt,tew baies entirelY cured me, and'i,surn •
pleased to say, that .although the cure hes, been
effected.foreome tint - 0,166re id botany appear.
of its returning.' - SAMUEL DEW EES, ' •
Applisree ' ittioifePoplat Larie:
Philadelphre,'Jiilk 2:1833; ' , '
BEnivalps.totEEN. OXINTRAENT.
'For he Cara of F!liims, Diet e, old , Guts and
Sorm This invaluable lotig'hedi
in use, in 'hirCil end Lilieries 'of Philidelfifiia;
and hi:fleece - es in curing Old tfictSl#ED
and Wag sanding wotnias,;.nas bteo ,. cnly de r
tonishing., Price 25 cents oboe.—
. BEDWELVS COUGILDROPSi I t •
PILICE 25cEsrrs rag norrigt4—A finest pleisirit,
safe and efficacious r€inedy,!'f4r'Con he; Colds
Hoarseness, Weakinsinf the Btehis, ite.,prode
cing rest and ease !bete till'iiiliOr . remedies have
failed. - • • •
The above highly esteemed tnedictnea hive
full directions atiach'ed to-each article. The
public will do well to . give'tbem a trial t b_s many
thousand hive been ' cured b Their use, ' Orepa
red by`James Betts,cernerof 3d and Tammany .
streets,. Philadelphia, fur ; .Dr; and • for
sale at the Drug and Cheinterifitore of ' '
Jan. 1, - .'JOHN
Agent fbr Pottsville add vicinity
OEM
EXECUTORS* NOTICE::
A LL persons having:?epiirnsUkainit the Estate
I - IL of Robert McDermut; the CO'
Nevr York, deceisca,' arit tc;qirceteiA, to,,rnike
knosy'n the same withoutAilay, toAbigail Me.
Dernrut. Executrix, James R..Whitanti Erg. or
George Hart Executor:, in thweitjr. of New! York,
or to' EDW. OWEN : PARRY. •
Attorney for the Eidatitorr; Vottoille:
Apnl,l6, 16—if
CAUTION g,,XTRAORDINAILYi.. '
SOME six or seythinf 'Oa Druggists
have descended , to the, *Mantles* to try to Nell the
imitation or countcrfeit Belie orColumbia; to stay,
c manse or-restore the and-Hay's, •Liniment, a
cure for Pales, and oil external; sores and swellingi.
All Druggists and iCouoouyyi.Merchants. are ,hereby
warned not to boy either °ribose:articles incShila
delphia.as they would be wWlynnaalatde. •All ay ,
sera of these articles ore wartiedlreT boy any by,
these names, without the signature t 'Comstock &
Co. on the wrappers.—take this notice with you to.
test by it. Or YOU W/11 be cheated. Send tolls by let
ter, at New York, and.we will deliver 4/remit Phila.
delphia, Baltimoreil or any Of the large Cities. Dee
all freight charges: ,COMSTOCKt & - F
sole proprietor*, & wholesalsiDeuggiitir
Maiden Lane. Nei Yorlr.t 'i.• •.,: •;:
And by JohriS.4l:l—Manin. WilliaittP.'Epting. and
Clemens & Paryin,Dniggistri.Pottsmila.
May. 7, •
NEW CHEAP A. AND CAP STORE
''SDPER/OR FINE FiffeliftS;; ' •
• $ 4,25 .
CHARLES F. RAYMOND has to
ken the Store No: in'Ciirsiint St:, &iota
elpo . ite , Coigresa 'Rail, Whern
he would respectfully invite the attention' of his
friend* and the radio id hie au Cieriorieircirtine nt
of LI ATS, , at the low plea of FOtist'Dotiatedini
Twzwir Fret Citarra.iiiiiiile.be Warrant
retain{their, etiltir,:.'ihtipli*l 'Etna, and . . for
beautvj dtitabilitSlightnese . , and elasticity. Rot
to be excelled : by any sold affrOii Vie S3rtiol4
Tars in the city. • As the subscriber has begs long
knoin i lo the citizens es a practical Rat oat Cap'
be!iiipO l s receive a renewal of
their petronege and' favo r tin4l(ll . iliedillat,
a seasonable ,
no pains . to ' flatiCancl'es ps
kindi, - .Wholesale and Retail= 7 l#in# C.lo,,utj
earinlir hen of coal woUlklitt'biltio'
in eichaple for hittiiind' copal:llin
paid for, shippinglor.,-Bear,
Grey For, Martin p lrieher,Atter'
&ei RA;YMONir
' 'Pfaettell' ,
, .0 hes n o t Hi
N. D.-4adies runt, lifulk Does, .Capes; - 1 11 a4
Tray' SO • • ":111;361
FRESH :GROCEkIES:
0!d Goannitit., Jiis t :l4o';togoira and
'lsoito'llicO St. Citiix,
k, di nn4 l4 (ow,Cirliallu PIP:a;
lmpei Il Yining 11,Fon:Pntiiholig &mn ming Ton-
Double and Sinned, LOnf and 'iniocnt Lamp
Nttrogiv -- L - F - •
Ificklesand Satieetril - gea-*TO eintnnime ••• '
Red, White Ycllinenad • finfnitpikiii.er• t
Wines and sisboottar..t.l: , s - w, r t tr,
Portu-Wcu. Cuba., ik , a B 4,.. 4114 ,5311MP/Plet
Chocblatc,Copo s cktaruu..etuit,PaUg t *e t
Cai-bo binktM on*: reasonable tetfut - is elan
!Om of_
ATEW GOODSOSEPLIc,WHITE
45v have vo handjt.large anikgeotral
alowitmerifriltriak , which
win be witbeijilofCambi :oth!richailell e r
iountryilroduetr«-: =:
MI; Catiawr.Ocl.3lst; 1840.,
M=F
' -A . Pr . :t : "..t. ° •*( 74 ;S: 7 N" . "' tr• - •
TEE
-• •
".:
Phikaelphul
77-77
'
,Teticiiittbirkepoiy*oitiil - a writeer - Ihr the read 1
ern ofsach4 /penult as the Courier, to uthtnetethe.l"
preludices, neer siteratitions. Good eaminci a 1
tense sh' :at least* peanteseit. by tint readers of
Pdlef• And! t!.C.posieqed of sPoillrukthfueoei ,-
ly, do we care to attract. , Wei new assert,, intim
most unqualified terms, that Uri ianociatremedy - hiti
fctued,l that: will absolutely eons Rheumatism.
and stitfeeta ofjointa,lf of twenty leap?" rftittling .
Theaseerriorc is so broadohai it will hardly obtain
;te k t it e; a 5 are twin,. tmletie sa *fled bytintitiii-,
mon ter.iitiony.t Bow the testimony--Riven to ' .so'
worthlestOttackcries lasi, abundant. that to dpi.'
aunin l 4.tietellen•such: and real - matter of fact tea.
tittiony,va very difficult. To Come at oneerit a mint •
that can atrium be appreciated, the proyaietora haver'
resolved to sive this remedy to :thia.ppor.tuid to uure
those able to pay for .11,1KOIrathq,4alt then
,leave it to the sufferer what We
entreat;thereorviamfierers to call at7l Maiden Lane,
for some drat's:audio - Eli:ill to be take!), bid a
Nerve • aid Bone Liiimeat to use Outwardly; ;and if
'they not: by one week's use: become otof
'Prised-and delightedthin. they everVizOcted.wit
never attain maim such au assertion. Will invalids
no* guar for the Want of ;this mild, innocent. and
all potentremedy/ If they tease it; we i t
ty ; them ' in
deeit.--UV. Cow, if Bug.; feb. 19.1 - '
For sale by John S. C. Made,' W an.
.„T. Etlting,
and Clemens da Parviai Druggists . 4 l / 4 4 ' 11 ' 111 e'
Mayl4," ; , -
DIERRICICS VERNIFIT6E.
trtiE„beat medical writers of the preheat eke, agree'
- > baba opinion, that worms are the caused many
serious and many fatal diseases in children.:.; • . .
' ' Tacit' :presence, may; be .. susitected,..where the pa- 1
tielil has . 4 . l6 7mk4 l PalgePuote n anee.fcetid breath.
tumid' li p ; .livid ' I circle around this eves, `disturbed
sleep, variable appetite,. alternate Diarbam, Costive.
nets. eutouged inomach.&o.t;:) ' • 1
,
,These symptoms unlessiolleved, frequently' tiro:
lanCe APilenl, apoplexy, - maniac, dropsy of the brain,
inflammation . .rthe eryei, Re*: hiccup, dry cough.
etintniqtiori,- creep, dysentery ' , convulsions; Blips;
dm; Whtehitinnhate in , denth- - - . ~
' i` - "
, rrcioft)orobirei parents
a nd ,otherilinvingihe care
of children: will seethe propriety of being ill posses.
aion Of it audible remedy, arainin the delefenouseffects
of thiseenimies to the biotin and bappinemitifiba ,
dren. ' 'hierrick's Verniiinget has proSed a oestninOrefo:
and 'pleasant cure; i a wilßrelhown byiiumerons ter
tificaterishertly Id; ho publiihed,. and is regarded by
Arnie that hare.tribd it, aslipenor to all others in use.
It, is So reagent Mat a day be given fo ihe Most deli-
Cate-child; without ificonVenienci. Z 4 r ' ' ~ -
f,
,Ahni, the Pocilintas dr Indian Pill' fb . ifititi cure
.of allbilibils disiniseter this pill hai prit artifact deci
dedly the bent mingipill ever of to the pablie.
It has permanently cored the most Obittnato cases of
dysnepina, .aielaesdanho, jaundice, e aliveness, bff.
ions cholla, & c.. and mill prove tern= ein all cases'
While the pulse is full and hard,' the skin dry tied hot,
widths tongue - coon!. Full directions #ccompany
i
'the Vermifugc end In ca n Pill.
- • ' -I. 'Agents for he ate of tke above. • '
' W. T. Epting: Pot ille,George Reiftetyder, New T
Castle, G. &D. Ban, buylkill Haven. Hugh Kin,.
ley,Pon Carbon. T ughont the state a supply can
always be had of ;F ' Klett & Co., Droggists, cot:
net of Bd and Callowhill streets, Philadelphia.
a ' June Id,- .... , , 5--6 mo. .
NE
"JAME
110ESPEC,,TFUL
mo he brought
thin aprlitg,i largo
OROCERI
Whidla ho off ers fo'r
Philadelphia wholesi
it his store house, i
nest door to his tavet
ville,toneisting of
l
i
Block avid Green', elm .. ~ , ,
Falling boo ; Sadt Cruz,' Portu Rion, 4' NeW
.Orleans Sugars, d , , ' , - I . , , ; .
Rio,liiva,rand St. Domingo Coffee,'
Sperm .1k Coin:twit Oils, , Molisses, „,, - -
i i
- White and Yellow Soaps,' Tobacco, •
'Keg and Box' Rai s, • . ,',,, .
Wines and Liquor isfrotricommon to the nest
'
' , A quantity of Disycalhleati- - . . . = , ~. , •
Mackerel - Jr= Na 1 to Na. 3,'in quaiter halt
and lultbarreli, i ... . • - '*- .
About_ 000 SacksOpiund 501t,'....,, ~ . . •
60 barrels.supetioriAlhan" Sumpter Ale, &C..
May 14, . i
_, . =.•;...„ , 20—I's:.
. . , _ ..
. , .IiOTI'BVILLE ISLAND FOUNDRY.
'I 111 . 1! saiumnbers tetve constantly , on, an , a
, general assnitment .of li_ollowware. Cart
indi //aeon *xis,. PloUgh,goutts, Mould Boards,
Rails and Tarn t out Castings, 4c., and: are pie.
.pared to' furniskcastibge Of all Made tti order, at
`is cheap a rate aft Can be furnished "elsewhere. '.
roitsessing it deniable =sitriatide adjacent to .
both rail road and canal, and hiving' °eery facil
ity for a n d experienc e the manufacture of cast:
logs,' we'eah coofiden Inirimiiite, entire satisfac
tion to ' ll who may fo r us with their orderig '
' . ' HEN ERSON dr, FAIIRELL .
May ps,. ' - • , :l ~ '-- 22
1 . . .
PENNSYLVANIA HALL.
' TIDE public are re,ectfolty in 'that the
JIL subscribers have !akin this. large - and cam:
Modiaos mitabltehmerit;'ieeeittly kept
..;;;•'; by William G. Johnson. To the,for
: met patrcu'of this establishment and
the public generally; the' nederelkhed
•prontier to extend all; the accommodations and
ittiinniorts at this house, that Men So 'satiefaCtOrili
- ,receivedt while tinder he chards of :tit ,
• ' J tEPH WEAVER,
- iAcOl3 *PETERS.
_Pottsville, Jane 11,1
RESUMPTIOB .OF BUSINESS.
• EW DRUGSTODE. • '
'lTlLlESubscriber returns h gratefolacknowl.
edgements to thel,citizena cif Pottsville and
others, who stepped fbrward to hitiassistineetif,
ter the loss of his property by . firiin DeceMber
last, and wouldalscrecquaint them and the pub
lic 'generally, that'. he hie again commenced
the Drag Business in the house formerly occupied
by Charles W. - Clemens in Centre Street, is the
borough of Pottsville.wheremay always lie had
:a general ailiortmenfor • 1 -
. . .
' DRUGS. •' . MEDICINES, : .
-
PAINTS , rills..
,- - GLASS,: : '.. - '7 ..,
.., . ' . ;DYEiSTUFFS. - .
And every other article io the aboVe line, which
lie 'hi disposed to sell on very km and accomnto.;.
dating terms. '' i •'• --
11:- iEFPhysiciaes.pr'escriptiona carefully.
tit u
/I.
.itt-the skartestiptice: 7 • -''.."' ~ .: •-: '. •
:M7 ..32:1: 3 0 . 7 . -- -1 - WM. : : T. ;EPTING. .. '
...
'. P4l fietitict #
411Fiui,SA,N!'
i. : .. - .
~..,:krks.,o.'F.Fßgi4Wfs ON 'NERCIIIO4
Dia. Pet‘icep,Paitsville and
• Pkiladelphis,,
•m April . Ist,: 1842, per tan id' ..-200,0,161. ~ • --.
i'i I.'" ter„Alate.„-Tiles; fly pawn and Bricks - Of 10
; ai Iron; Blooaiy.TiMber,-Pdathle.Lim.e7,7. - ,.
Teti ind'Pitch, , L '7 -7 .. ,- -'- ..-, ... ..- - -252.,
:. Ills and ! Spikes. ear arid:Balla iron,:
'Hullov..Ware ; G rain,- Salteßaik, Lum:'
" her, Staiei,Sa li:filaligotiacco and Lead,- 2:90
.:Gtocaties, HardwarerWhiskeyt;Alei . and: '-:".;•-•;'.."::
4 'BeervOil, Leather, Cotton,.-Steam;:En. - -7 ...-
nines, and „Machinery? Seedse Batter( .! , -
.i . Lard, o i : Telles!, Rags r ; Wool,. 7.Pisters, . ~,:- -•, :-..
4 Hides; Hemp,
.EartbendtiVerci and : Glue; • .4 25'
'Dry Goods,; NVines'end. )l'areigti-..Liquors,•: -.., Al
„Dregs and,. Medi**, GilasN raper.: r - •." ~
i, ~ China. - ited,,Qaerns.,Ware, :Meal, ,Figh 7„- ' •,, •
. and-C9RfeCtiCularYs:i.,. , j ." ,' + A.„7 . .. !:.: - 4:2i:
. No.fitt . lragy..widl lie.etargen for ilinAving,ortle,,
Aitterhig,Freight7o any re the,Conumea Depots,
-'"'Da
ttmtine ,unless allowed
.. to remain cot IQ daysi';
-
"TDarineetartinuef Freigh4Trains,owTHUßß:
',DAY - 47.14 14 1,784.TV 1 . { # 1 MY4 al3, Po 51*-ili,"
'''• ••-•.•
!: 71 - ifirch 26 •_. - , , • r - ''l - • ' •-• 13-.
~
29--1,
.
ViTtii;'Eiltee celebrated ; Camomile IPAIs
410 • SoOthing,Siiiiii kfr children.
Baiop_ll4;ni Ileib Mee:,
Dact. Goalie's FemakilPilo i
Doc,/ Wjll .EvAn',eVeverk., Ague Lille,
""
• Eot Dyspeptw Pqrs,ortiguill'sjkifvkia, Pills,
re laic! to•be luPeciln! to : 110 :0 4 1 0 4;000 evel./k
4113 4 4 .0 i4O - titdif. -
'4'4 1 4 - to4PPIY. sirthsjalstv.4;,lgaileltie44 jußt
'recelicci-andlor st4c;at Inc( tliagOtige of .. ..„:
Die 11 , 'JOHN ei:•C
• 'VOLVO AD. LIPPE, ,
2 111PSPECTFULLY informs the iShibitittiti
'AU. OITA tl 'alititS aleitaitt; tilitis
Intoiret i ttrititsa; ind - ciffr.ii pittfesiicita
ces in sll'ibletsediatitpitieliell'e 6e ptiblici.A ,
Hoirici:ettathieitygetn t vratid'ir
. .reqciatett,==the i liklio*hiit`ttelibtlecirtol*
;expe denied =ttf4glvil'ultssilifictilittleittstailii
:spit eill'ottbiT,tri
He ll beiitadi=einitt4iiittoili:'
4al serticesitts t iiiiiiitt his residsods.
Greenwood; Deixastia 49.—tr
M M
STORE.
-110*1 4 1EY.,..
inforrne the publiO that
!with him from Now York
sOrtmerit'uf,..
,S 4 LIQ7qORS,
sole at the moat moderate
e prices,. (.freights added,)
the , new Stone Building,
Moine' addition to Potts.
EMI
EC=
AI_EILVICERLVT I _ F0,H. 1 1.8 42 1- ,
OLDt4TARLISHEb PASSAGE
;100 fifth STRUIVCCIIInit 01% SOU*a•
.
HE subsdribera beg tear Local'
the- atteuiso' n of their fiends,
• -
and the putdia in general, to;be fol.
• 1 1_ lowtrig - arrangement fort lb 'year
1e42, for the.purpose of bringing out Cabin,
Second Cabin turd Steerage passengers
H By the sew live of Liverpool Packets.
• Sathattke Ist,l3th and . 2.sth of every anon&
The skips comprising this line are
Geo. Washington, Independence,
United States,;, - Sheffield, I .
Garrick. . Siddons.
,Patrick Henry, ' Roscoe, I.
Stephen Whitney,
Rowing, Sheridan.. . 1
By tk. Leann Packets,_
'To sail . from. New Yorkthe 10th'ind 40th—
and from London „tai the 7thi. 17th and 27th of
_etch went& -; •
Mediator, • Ontario .
Wellington. - Toronto, _
Quebec.. ' Westminster, r
Philadelphia; St. James, ' ,
Switzedind, • lifostreal.
Hendrick , Gladiator. '
In connection.with the above, and'for the pui '
nese of affording still greater facilities to paaserk
gilts, the subscriberalaie established the .
&celiac of Liverpool
Ta sail from Liverpooton the 7th and' of
every month; comprising the follow!ng very
su
parlor_testsailingships,:vii:— 4
Russell Glover, - Capt. Howes, - 1000' ton*
Echo, • Sill, 850
St. Mark; Alexander,' 751 E
Windsor Castle. Glover, 1000
All of which are nearly new, first class, copper
ed and copper fastened. The last tour are own.
ed exclusively by the subscribers, a fact which.
independent or-their long standing -in I their bu
siness, it is presumed is 'a sufficient guarantee to.
the publie'which no other house in their line can
present. , Tlio above shipa will be succeeded;by
vessels of tbe same elass,-in regular sum:ismer',
thereby elleiding passengers arropporninity of
embarkini at Liverpool is eekly so that there
will be no poisible detention. Passengers who
wish wit be found - with an abuzdarit supply of
suitable provision for the voyage, at the low rate
pf ten dollars; In all cases where the parties de
cline coming out, the meney paid for their 'pas
sage will be precept!" returned.
For the accoraraodition 'of persons wishing to
send money to their friends, draws at sight will
be given'on the' following Bank' and Branches,
viz:—
Oa the Pionleafed Bank of lieland, payable at
Cork • Limerick Chinmel
• .Loodonderry . Sligo, Wexford .
Belfast Waterford Galway •
Armagh, , Athlone Coleraine
Kilkenny ' Selina Tralee
, Youghal ' Enniskillen Monaghan"
Banbridge Ballyinena Pationstown
Dow npatriCh Cavan' Lorgasi
' Omagh Dungannon Bandon
Ennis Ballyeriannon Strabane
' • Dungiirveri ' Maltose . . Moneymore
• Cetehill ,Kilrueh
Scotland—The City Bank of Glasgow:
England—Messrs. Phillips 4"TipladF, London ;
P. W. Byrne's; Eeq., Liverpool. For further
particulars' apply or address ( if by letter post
paid) ;GLOVER McMURR
100 Pii/t3 street, corner South, or to
P. W. BYRNES, 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
AGENTS.
. .
,Messre. Andrew C. Craig, ISt Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas.Gough,•Esq:Albsny.
Ben.laintiticSan,Pq. Pottsville.
' Passages. elireit roni Dublin, Belfast, London.
derry and Corti.'. The subscriber is now toady
to engage Passengers to sail direct from either
of the above pained Parts in vessels to sail in the
months of April,, May, and lone..
Atr The subscriber,,will also engage Passen.
:gars oni fion,,Navr York to London or
-LiverpOol,.and, tranionit money to any part . of
England,; iitand,; %Yates .and Scotian - if, on ap. .
:plication it the Miners' Joirnal "office.
B. B ANNAN.
- DANTEI: B. 'HAAB: JAMES LAI
II ALL STO'RE.
. • r :" - HAAS &LAING
nellAKE:pliasure in etii4ti neing,to the citizens o
that,they .havejust opened in
'b
the itaernetit story of the Town Hall;
,en Centre
atreetiialhe Borough of Poitivilli; a eileaditfaa
aortment of , •
NEW GOODS '
jinn breaeit fro* Philadelphia, where they were se
lected with great care, and purchased at atom:tally
,prices—compsisiog every variety of
pry: Gixsii, Groceries, Glass Ware, China ,
Ware, Queens and, Earthen Ware,
Atminir which maybe found
Superfine Cloths, of variouiColorti and qualities,
Blue4llack add Fancy . ..colored Cassiineres,
Sattinets, Flannels, and Woolen Blankets, -
Prints: Lawns; Gingham., Morinoen and Plaids,
Rik. Satin, Linen and Laces,
Canton Flannel, Holland. and . Nankins, • '
Marseillesand Valencia Vestings, • •
$4,44,54,6.4 Muslin!, Bleached & Unbleached,
" • Silk, Cam'hric, Gingham and Cotton Tland'fs..
givr Sad sal eno r style Summer Cloths, ,
- Cdttonades and Beverteens; • -
In fide; aver: general assortment of '
Gentlemen'. Summer Ware, '" • ,
' Silk,Cotton, Mohair, Morino. & Wors'd Stockings
Ladies' Ind Gentlemen's Saner_ Rid,lloskin,
, tan, Silk. Thread, Beaver A Buckskin. Gloves,
' Silk, Mohair and Picnic Mitts, &c. ;
New, Orleans, St, Croix, Pond Rico,. Loaf and
'Lupin Sugars, •
New Orleans. Sugar Hout,e, and Syrup Molasseti, •
Tea acd Coffee, of varionslinds, •„.
Chcese,Candles, Soap and Vinegar:
Sal mon . Herring, Mackerel. Shad and Codfish,
Hams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef, and Venison, ,
.1" Olive Oil:Fresh Fruit, and Oat Meal; , .• .• ,
Havaana,HalfSpanish and Common egars,
Soda, Water and Svgiar Crackers,
Sperm Oil. Butter. Eggs, add Lard, "
Dried Apples and Peaches,
And Teat variety ofother articles; all of which w ill
be so at low prices jor cash. or in 'Exchange for
country Orb:ince.
la Remember the Dem Hall Store:
Pottsville. May 14, 20-7
1110-17ICT:C A RBON .- 1110T EL:
Schuylkill - Couniy,Pa: •
ippEUBEN BRIGHT, respectfully announdes
toliiafriendsandthe public that he hairtak.
en ; this splendid, airy And delightful ,establish.
ment. situated at the termination
the . Reading, and. Philadelphia Rail
as B Rood. where he will be happy to wait
- - —on thole Who-visit' the Coal Region,
on business; or for tho- purrose-'tif enjoying the
;mountain air and .water.' .The Hotel is large.
finished and - futnished in the best atyle—and no
,pains will be Spared to feeder satisfaction teall
ort - hu.May favor it with a ibid.. , Being, Within.
tee minutes. walk: of the Borough of Pottsville,
thOugh Sufficiently relieved. to escape the dust
and mike of thathday, bustling place. at ,is con-,
:fidently believed that it will be found mach more,
lileasant and agreeale; ttuin any other Hotel in
-rho Attliehadto the Hotel is iilarge
ind beautiful garden,.: overlooking .the River
Schuylkill, tho Schuylkill Canal, Monet Carbon
Rail Road. (extending to ; . the Alines and., then,
:to Sunbury? the 'Centre Turnpike, ,andot,the
samesametibie affording - a tell nil/ tew=cif,
five lletintitiiii. 4 The house Is Sarplied'ivith
''.!itattit:;' kid Ilathini
Vistribliebnienl'rtirivalled '• la- 'the :country. 'A'
splendid :,pleasnin - Car kept lot the , miusiii
accoinniodalion'iliejsitori, who' only 'A disposed'
to visit the Mines; ortrijoythei'virdd add roman.
tic seeneo °Me sainiunding CottedrY 7 .
toils or families may. teltcpp basin:nos& min;
Ind every' poiiiblWettentioni: —
Mount Carbon June - LS' 841
,j tf
0T FOR DIALE,For sale a Lot; 4iuite on
17160-Eagerly: tide of William street,-in the Dor
:l;4h of rolltsillilaentsiein: in front CO Williaol - 81.-
t 5 fee 4 and 110 feet in tfeigh.. -Terms 8 250 cash. "
Apply it the office of the Fluters' James!,
,•1 • it.t
2.i ,-,!,, J R/pirell43o(o ACAVO.!:r: --:.-.:.".,:;
-; : -ROWAND'S 7 01170:M1X77,1RE.
A, FE!ISE' au . the devil bladieine.a ceitaia
:t1 aura for the fever iuurarne. inst. received and
for salear-• DratStatii'
_ . „
1 1 A 8 PPtember -3 . -•
;t" APED, BAY GINGS'.&- 1- 11011DER11.,—.
The sabraiherhas received his SprangTatterne
elegeht gap prul Peri& Pal iihiebihe eel'
t dm:R *oi: er,
eheipe 'eh" Teri
len( nevi•ted splend id initertes.'"- -
41(ptil 18 1
,G:-,
FRMM
Mee
-:-''• INDIAN, .irt4gtAtit,iritLa..
Of Anitramt Collegeyef Theta.
.
Tbii extriordmaryinedicine is founded triton the
•prin4tple that the human fruits subject to orivr
orfsifilvtamr...tia.Comipt Bailors, o! in *tier words
Iciaptirity of the Blood, and-.nothing save Vegetable
Cleansing, 'sweated in oidet to drive disease of every
:description from the body. - .- •
If the channels; of our' Mfg* rivers 'Should be,
come choked up, would not the accumulated waters
find new outlets, or the country be inundated?-4tist
ad with.the htiman body; if the natural drain; become
cloked, the eecumulated impuritieirw ill most assured.
ly find vent in some form of disease or death Will be it
certain Consoinence.. " ,
,WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE.' PILLS
are eminently calculated for carrying out this oaalm
PCRLITING ratsctrin, Decants,. they area purgative
'medicine so justly, balanced and withal so natural
to the bonnie constitution, that they cannot possibly
injure the mostdelicate; st the same time; if usedin
;whit manneras to produce free evacuations by the
bowels, and repeated a frti times, it will be absolute.
ly impossible foil pain or, diatreas of any kind to csiti•
mute ut,lbe bay. A single twenty . five cent beset
the above named Indian Vegetable Pills will, all
cases, giierelief, sometimes even beyond the power
of Words to describe, and if persevered in for a 'shim
time, there isnot a malady in the whole course of hu
man ills that can possibly withstand their astonishing
.and wonderful influence. Watatreslnntatv Vcalsk.s..
Arm PUSS area certain cure for I .1
_ • . COSTIVENESS.
Etedaueethey completely 'elm= the stomach Mid .
bowel; from those bilious and cot rupt humors which
paralyse and Weaken the digestive .orgaits, and
are the cause of headache. nausea and sickness.
palpitation :" of .the heart - rheumatic pains in va
rious parts of the bodlr, and many other unpleasant
symptoms.
, all disordered motions o ihelLikt m od. palled
Intermittent,' Remittent, Nervous ory, and
Putrid' - , •r 1, • ' '
_ • - FEVERS. ' :;• • : •
IVrightlandian Vegetable Pills will be fiend a eel . -
pain remedy; because thy cleanse 'the -stomach and
bowels from ell billions humont and purify the
blood; consequently.. as they remove every lund of
disease, they are absolutely certain to cure every kind
of fever.. • • ',-
So, also. when morbid humors are depiosited'uptin
the - membrane and muscle, causing those pains JOU
mailer' and swelling, called - ..•, „ • , •
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, deo:, . , •
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills 'may be relied as
• always certain to give relief, and tf persvered with,
will most assuredly. and without fail, make a Per.
fect cure of the above painful ,maladies.—From three
to six of said Indian Vegetable Ptlle taken every night
or, going to bed will, in if short time, completely rid
the body from all morbid and corrept humors; and
iheumatism; gout. and pain of every de.scription, will
disappear, as if by magic.
V For the same reason, when, from sudden changes
of the atmosphere, or any other cause, the perspira
tion is checked, and those heinonewhich should pass
ofby the skin, are thrown inwardly. causing headache,
nausea, andsicknesii, pain in the bones, watery and
inflamed. eyes, sore throat, hoansencirs.coughs. con
sumption,theurnatie pains in various part of the bodY
and!many other symtoms of • _ .
• • •,, CATpHING COLD,
Wright's Indian Vegefahle,,Pills will invariably give
immediate relief.' Three et fear pills taken, at night
on going to bed - , and repeated a few . times, will
remove all the above, unpleasant synitoms, and
restore the body to even sounder healthilian before.
The same may be said of dilMulty •of breathing.
or ,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will loosen and
carry off by the stomach and bowels those.rough and
lhlegmy hinters which stop the air cells of the
ungs, and aro the cause of the above dreadful com
plaint • . •
It should also be remembeied that WRIGHT'S
INDIAN vEGETABLI; PILLS are certain to remove
'pain in the side. oppression, nausea andaickness, Loss
•of appetite, costiveness, a yellow tinge of the skin
and eyes, and every other symptoms of
LIVER COMPLAINT.
- - -
Because they purge from thbody those corrupt and
stagnant humours, which when deposited on the liver.
are the cause of the above dangerous complaint.
They are also to prevent
APOPLEXY, AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Because they ear ly off thoee humours illicit obstruc
ting the circulation, are the cause of a rush, or deter
itination of blood to the head; giddiness, mipecially
on turning suddenly round, blindness, drowsiness, loss
of memory, inflamation of the brain, insanity, and all
disorders of the mind.
Those who labour within doors should remember
thin they frequeligy breathe an atmosphere which is
wholly unfit. for'' Ue proper espatieion of the lungs,
Ind at the same time owing to want amortise, the
bowels are not sufficiently evacuated, the blood
becomes impure, and headache, indigestion, palpita
tion of the heart., and many other disagreeable
symtems are sure to follow.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Being a Cleanser of the stomata mid towels, and a
direct purifier Of the Blood, are eMtain not only to
remove pain or distress of every kind froin the body.
but if used octasionally,so as to keep the body free
from those , humours .which. , are the cause of every
mcdarlritrwidenl to Man. they wilt most assuredly
promote such a just andegnal Circulation of the blood
that those who - lead tt sedentary life; will be able to
enjoy a n health. arid insecore of 'any kind will be
sibsolithil3riinikssib/e. 3 • . •2
,U407701VS 70 AOENTS.
' Cou n tr y agents, and others, are respectfully
informed that. owing to tke great popularity, and
increasing demand for the above named Pills, a host
of unprincipled persons are bysily engaged in
Manufacturing, and vending a spurious article in
imitation of . .
11711GH'PS INDIAN VEGETABL rPILLS.
They ire further informed - Oat I. have a s uit
pending against one V- 0. Feick, for counterfeiting
the Mitre named medicines and are cautioned against
buying or receiving medicine from said V. O. Feick,
asite cannot by. any possibility - base the genuine
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for sale.
All travelling agents, with - genuine Medicine are
provided with a certificate of agency, signed by
William Wright, Vice President of the N. A. College
ofilealth.
Travellers, who cannot show a certificate as above
described ,will be known as base impostors
them, therefore, as you would a Highway man, or a
Midnight - Bobber.
Offices. devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pits, wholesale nedi,retail. No.
10 Race St. Philadelphia. No, 288 Grechwich street.
Boston' • •
• N B—Beware of the eouatvfdur in Third Street
Philadelphia. • `
' AG EN' TS FOR SCHUYLKII.L COUNTY.
NEW STORE.
THE subscribers would announce to the public
that they have taken the stern lately (mow'
pied by . 7. %V. Lawton & ;Co. and have, lustre.
ceived and opened ma assortment of Dry Goode.,
Giocories,Qucenaivaie, etc. among which are
DRY , 000 D&
. „
f,, Ohm —Black and Fancy . milord. Cloth• and
Cassimera-Sittinetts-Motialin de Laney—Chun
zes-7Floneela--:Cetton do.--Chceita. Tickinge.
,hlorioos—Bleached ,and Unbleached Mullins—
Winter Vestingti—Shawls. —Silk and . Couon
Handkarchiefa—Wolvey—Woramil - and Cotton
lioisery•Mena Hose sad . _ Half liose-,-(iluvav--
Umbrellas.&c.. .
• .GROCEREES:
'ltiolvra—Luinsin and Browned Coffees—
Loaf - .and Brown Scigare.....Young Elyson-tGan
powder—impend. and Black Teas.--Pieitlea—
Spleei*Syrup...Bugar House and Trinidad Mo•
lasteo—.Sperm ond Common, Oita.—Fiah*Soaps.
'....L'rackeri—Rice--Rivaina and Currants—Mopa
• r ßarleydec.. . • - • -
QUEBNSWA:BE.- - •
Liverpool. Granite. Comn e wn andEleotch Ware.
Grass Tomblera, Plates., Lamps dtc. - together
with ail tesortinent et'Bithibes, Cedar 'Witte . ;
Shovels: far- To all of which ,vva Would invite
the attention 'of otir friends atutorthir goblin
generally;
,feeling conOdent that-=vie "dan : give
satisfaction to all. ' - r :.• • ' •
- • TROUTMAW&BILLYMAN.
— ll. - Wltltotrtllll/4 't '
' &Lianas. Nevember-20"
BIG.
ASTHMA
Thomas & James Beatty. Pottsville. :
Bickel &, Hill, Orangeburg.
Daniel Saylor, Scbuyikill Braves.
Aaron Matti, Mahantongo.
J. Weist. Klingerstowii
Jacob Kauffman, Lower Maluuttongo,
Jonas Kauffman, do blabantongo;
Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove.
John Snydtr, Friedensburi.
& G Martz, Port Clifton
Fetheroff, Dray & Co. Tuscarora.
William Taggert, Tamaqua.
John Maurer, Mahantongo.
._Monty Forreider, West Penn Township
It Schuler&Co East Brunswick Township
Seltzer & Bock, McKeansburg
C: H. DeForeitt, Ldwellyn.
Emanuel 0. Az Jolts Kauffman;-Ziminennuttown.
October 1, 1842, 40—
SEAR'S 11[111E illOGßAtiffirL—With
era! huitdred engravings, being a Biogiipby Orthe
•Lives and character, orthe princval personage* re
corded in the . aacred tritium Practically adapted
to the instruction ofyouth and private families.. Just
receiietand sale by • BANI!IAIT.
,•• „ ,
,ALBATIKAIS QUILLS.4-Albatrose Quills, a new
• an eminent article, Inn received end for side by
Alm 11. ' BANNAN.
Lanett Ridoiini of -Wild Cherry.
• • Tukcntesir ainkuy,
LIOR CortsuurnoW and ' , lityxa *.estrianers,
- Aternii, 13aavcittris , Caoir in attune:,
Witoornto .Coveit; , Penn oa Mumma' car vex
Banat, t.'riaoste;Cutraus.culd all diecaseir of the
Pulmonary Organs..
READ WHAT IT HAS DONE.
A Wonderja/Reetivery.- 7 ,51r5. S. E. Austin.
was attacked with this diseere in the fall of 1838,
originating frOin - e,yiolent Mild which settled up. •
on her lunge._ ',Various teinedies were resorted
te—the most alttlfulphysiCians were consulted-1
yet sterby step that fearful disease, consumptioi
began to prey.tipori her::. She became subject to
violent , fits of cou ghing , expectorated leigequan4
lilies of matter and was evidently sinking. very
fast. 'ICI this distressing situation; after all the
varied! remedies had been tried in • vain,' and
when naught but ther grin seemed to afford her
soy- prospect of relief, the invaluable //alarm re:
-stored . her to healtly hod Low, In the place -'of
that emaciated form, witheimg.to decay, she!i i
mingling in societyin,better hershb end spirits
than she has enjoyed for years. 'E"r See descrip.
'lion °Eglip interesting case in Dr. Wistar's
atise on Consumption. I
Disintereated :Teriimopy.--- Having witnessed
the surprising efficacy of Dr. Wister's prepare
lion oli Wild Cherry, in the case 'of Mrs: Austin,'
I cheerfully recommend it as a valuable remedy‘
and acknowledged statement true and tor
teCt. ,• • J. H. WALTERS, M. D.
_ Neve, York, Apr11'12,1841./ .
A Surprisiog Cure-).-Mn: Raabe Wilson.
poor but highly respectable medal:ter of the Meth'.
odist church. was ,alito'Ufflicted with Consump
tion 'in its - worst terms: and considered past re
covery, by all her friends. , A bottle of this Bali
sal was presented to her, which relieved her im
mediately. •- This eirenmatitice 'being mad 6
known' to the members of the church, they put.
chased several-bottles for her, which relieved her
eetitely. The same society- have purchased
river forty_ bottles, for persona in indiligent cit.,
cumatances, and positively assert it has nut been
used in a single instance where it his not given'
surprising relief.
Er We, the undersigned. members of the Dcr.
bin' Benevolent Society of the Methodist cburch,,
having examined - the above ,statement of Mrs.
Wilson's case, hereby certify it is in all respects
,true, and earnestly recommend Dr. Wistar'i
reniedy to all whe are afflicted.
Garman Mitten, 'Many Gan MIMS.
THOMAS COOMBS, EILIZABSTII JACuSS.
Liver Comptaint. 7 -Mrs. Eliza .Thompsoo was
afflicted with thiscomplaint for'nearly . five years,
during'which time she was under the.moitskil
ful
. physiciaiis—had tried Mercury, Botanic,ilud
Ilumompathic:remedies, and every thing that if.,
fined her any hopes of relief. She Mid dull,
wandering pains in the side,; sometimes in the ,
shoulder and small of the back, a hacking cough,
frequent pains in.the breast, and'hae been una
ble to sleep on the right aide for three years. fly
the use of this Balsam,' she was dared in a few
weeks, and remains well to this day.
ELIEA ,THOMPSON.
Roxborough, , September 12,1841.
Dear Sir—Pleaee send. Me two-bottles mere of
your Balsam of Wild cherry, like that yeti-sent;
me before. I have taken nearly all , of the first;
and confidently believe this medicine will cure.
me. I have used,6 great many remedies within- '
the last year, but have never foiled any thing that
bats relieved me so much. It has stopped my
+sough entirely, checked My nightewents. end I
sleep better at night and feel better in' every way
than I have for many months., ' •
YOUSI, respectfully, . I ;AMES KELLY.
Ilolmesburg, September 12,1841.
Friend Wistar—l must again trouble then to
send' me two bottles mote of thy invaluable Bal.
earn. 1 have now taken three bottles is all, and
Can assure thee. that it has done me MOM
good than all the medicine I hive ever taken be.
fore. Send ice by the stage as soon as possible,
and oblige thy friend. JACOB Houiewee.
Bristol, September B,' 1841.
Dear Doctor,-4.Hearing so Many people talk
about the wonderful cures your Balsam of Wild
Cherry has mad'e in Consumption, 1 sent to one
of your Agenti the other day for a bottle, and
have found it to relieve me do much, that I want
three bottles -more Beet soon, as I believe it will
cure me too.' I have used a great many balsams
ofdifferent kinde, have tried Jayne's Expert°.
rant and other medicines besides, but nothing hi.s
ever dune me as-macb gaud as yours her. Send
by the steamboat Bolivar. - Yours truly,
• , WILLIAM THOMAS.
PAINS BiMAST, LABILITY, WEAKNESS AND
Cotron.--The,Ree. Dr.
.Dunlap has addressed us
a letter in which be says two of his daughters
had suffered, severely with. an 'obstinate cough
frequent paids, in the breast, dm., and appeared
.to be going into a rapid decline. By the usu of
a few bottles of this medicine they have entirely—
recovered and now enjoy excellent health.
Asthma Ceired.—Mr. Jacob Snyder has au
thorized Cs, to say that he was afflicted with thi's
annoying complaint for several veers and had
tried every thing in vain. He was subject to
constaet „wheezing, a troublesome 'Cough, Spit
ting of Phlegm, Pain in the Chest,' , atid sometimes
in
- the -region of-the Henri, and nothing else ever
gave him
o r,elief.,
Chronic Condh.—Mr. Isaac Rogers was elm
afflicted with an obstinate- Cough, paginating
from a disease of the Lungs and Chest, end never
found any thingtO give him - relief hut this Bal.
Such in fait is the :nature and simplicity of
this medicine, and so' extraordinary have been
many of ther - . cures it has performed, that it has
already attained the highest tepid:l6Po, and al.
though scarce two years h a te elapsed since it .
was first Wade miblic, we can proudly say, its
fame hap spreadin every direction..and it is rap.,
idly acquiring a celebrity unequalled . -by any
medicine ever offered to public - notice.
- DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS -- • -
In every section of the country, wilt find this
medicine an important and valuable addition to
their stock, and should
ALWAYS ICEEP IT ON HAND
As it is not in our power to place it' within tho
reach of all thosertfilicted, and there are doubt
less; thousan# suffering whd would resort to it
fbr relief if, they could obtain it conveniently,
Irr Be particular when you purchase, to ask
for Da. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CURIMIT, as
there is an article called the Senor or WILD
CHERRY," advertised, which is entirely differ.
cut medicine. -
NATURE'S OWN, PRESCRIPTION.
A purely vegetable and highly approved Cont.
pound preparation of the Prunus Virginian°, or
" Wild Cherry Dark"—appreved by theßoltege
of Phisienacy, recommended by the medical fac
ulty; and universally aeknowledged the Most
valuable 4 Family Medicine! Over discovered.
Ale Q,nockery l Ne Deception.
The physician may boast of his skill in -many
diseases--the quack may puff his wonderful
cures, but of all the remedies ,ever discovered for
diseases rif the pulmonary organs, it is univeteal..
ly admitted nothing has ever, putted as success
ful :is that unrivalled medicine," Dr. Wistar's
Halsam of Wild- Cherry, which has effected
some of the most-astonishing cures ever'recairded
iii the - histore-cfAledleille. _
Such, indeed are - the astonishing healing and
restorative priaperties'..ef this ,Dalsain. that even
'in the-advanced- stager tif.consumprion, and in
Liver Conplainlo, eiievasee which have hafted
the skill of the most distinguished physician',
when patients - have suffered with the most do.
tressing corigh;great difficufty in brralhzng, night
Sweats, bleedingiof thir hinge, ere.' 'after the most
'esteemed - remedies of our. Pharniaccepias have
failed, this.invahitible remedy' haw net only given
surprisitig relief but actatilly l effected Corea, after
all, hives. ,qf krecovery had been entirely de
spaired of.- „ e •
- Besides its surprising efficacy in these fermi.
dable complsinte, it Os, proved a very superior
remedy-for - diseettii'of children, such as Croup.
WhottpiPgtottgli, - Ile; and in . those -disorders '
,that prevail so extensively:tbaurghoet the winter
_tiesortouch as Cough; Colds, Pleurisy, /rifts-
Oiled; and itaiititie tile Brenta. Proceeding l-rain
iteglectecrOddi, it stands - •
Preiwred„:whnlet ale and retail,•bv WILLIAN's
"ar.. '.Chemists, N 6.13 'South Fourth street;
1.00 it bottle.
Soldier Pottsville by.: :
JON C. MARTIN
-Agerit for Schuylkill cow: j', -
It Dr Okeists • dealers supplied 432.
NboleeskPrlee , ": , JnrinerY 1
SCIIOO/4 Pia
liiMillitßTON BOARD
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Firti4ge.--Souated hi Cheater C'outifj, ,
syivaaif 2B' tiles - N.: -from Philadelp h ia, a nd
',miles from time Redding Rail Read at 49 _
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